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02-17-2013, 09:20 AM
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Just a wild guess, but maybe the Virgin Islands? The landscape is pretty flat, I see what looks like palm trees and the "umpire" is dressed in what easily could be a cricket official's uniform. The US and British Virgin Islands are close enough together for this type of homogenization to occur.
There is some historical debate, but it is believed that baseball was brought to the VI's as early as the turn of the century. 
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